The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-01-14
Pork $3.50 per hundred.

The TINES and the Free Press for
one year for $r.Ss.
The Baptist and NJ. +. churches
are holding prayer services this
week.
Albert West and wife leave next
week for months visit with their
friends in Ohio.
Mrs. G. X. Black, Mrs. +. C..
Mead, +. II. Banister and Lewis
Munson, are quite SICK
Paul Roth was in Grand Rapids
Wednesday attending the meeting of
the theatrical managers of Michigan.
Great bargains, for two weeks, in
warm goods-cloaks, underwear, and
overcoatS at Osburn & Sons.
M. d. Ensminger, of Charlottesville
Ind, has been visiting his brother, G.
S. Ensmlnger, in this city, during the
week..
Mr.. Gillies, OF Ridgetown, Ont,
was guest at the home of DR.. c.
Mccormick, the fore part of the
week.
Sheriff Cole has appointed John
ID. Evans under sheriff and +. a.
Van Gieson deputy, both of this
city
Chas. Holman, OF Corunna, has
been at Jackson this week attending
the meeting of the county Superin-
tendents of the Poor
A Mikado entertainment will be
given at the residence of Mr.. Wesener
for the benefit of the Ladies Library
on the evening Of January 20. Ad-
mission 10 cents.
c. A. Towne, Of Marquette, shook
hands with Owosso friends on Satur-
day. He was accompanied by his
mother, who remained over Sunday
and returned TO Lansing Monday.
The Farmers Institute at Bancroft
is to be held Feb. I4th and 18th, be-
ginning on the evening Of the 18th,
President Wiilets and Profs. Cook,
Grange and McEwan, of the Agri-
cultural College will be present.
We note with pleasure that Philo
A. Sheldon is TO be under sheriff and
/. w. Vrooman deputy sheriff in
Barry county. Personally We know
no better selections could have been
made, and to the chosen we tender
congratulations.
The Owosso X. L. Band will give
promenade concert at Phillips Hall,
Corunna, on Friday evening, January
goth. We trust they will be given
full house. The band have been
giving concerts in Owosso during the
winter and they have been very
popular and successful.
The annual election of officers of
the Second National Bank resulted as
follows: A. Il. Nichols, president;
Jacob Seligman, vice-president, f. M.
Miller, cashier; f. Miner, asst cash
Ter; Jacob Seligman, w. ID. Garrison,
VIM. McKellops, John ID. Norton,
lanes Osburn, Bruce Buckminster
and A. Il. Nichols, directors.
Gov. Luce did himself credit when
he honored Stanley +. Parkill, OF this
city, with an appointment as member
of The State Pharmacy Board. Mr..
Parkill is in every way qualified for
the position and we have no doubt
will preform The duties satisfactorily.
Letters and kilograms OF congratu-
lations have been pouring in upon
Stanley since Saturday and in which
we most happily join
The meeting called for the orsani
cation of Business Mems Protective
Association was but SHINY attended,
and adjourned after listening to an
address from L. "A. Stowe, editor OF
the Michigan Tradesman, on the
benefits to be derived from such an
organization. A committee consisting
of S. +. Parkill, Jay Terbush and G..
6. Williams, was appointed to canvass
the matter, and have called another
meeting for next Tuesday evening, at
the city hall.
The following are the officers OF X.
A. Alger Camp S. OF ", elected at
the annual election: Captain, Frank
Stengall; rst lieutenant, George ~:
Bailey; camp council, Frank M. Moi
fat. George J. Dibble, Merrick +.
Blair; chaplain. Fay Dibble; Ist ser
geant. l.. +. Gould; quartermaster
sergeant, A. Nelson; color sergeant,
Pratt Dibble; sergeant OF the guard,
Merrick +. Blair; corporal Of the
guard, Otto Newman; camp guard,
George Fowler; picket guard, Frank
Moffat.